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Red Lights, Green Lights, and Childhood HIV - Tehillah Chinunga

Emory University
2026
HIV
Pediatric HIV
Childhood HIV
immune system
Immune Signalling
immune cells
viral infection
HIV Research
immunology
Pediatric Immunology
Early-Life Immunity
infant health
Nonhuman Primate Model
Baby Monkeys
translational medicine
infectious disease
Viral Pathogenesis
immune regulation
Protein Signalling
cell signalling
biomarkers
HIV Treatment
Immune Therapy
antiviral research
disease progression
global health
child health
Immunopathology
virology
medical research
Experimental Medicine
Host-Pathogen Interactions
HIV Prevention
immune response
Vaccine Research
Pediatric Medicine
Clinical research
infectious diseases
biomedical research
public health

This research investigates how HIV disrupts the developing immune system in early life. Using a baby monkey model of HIV infection, the study identifies immune signals that either promote or limit infection spread. The findings could guide new immune-targeted therapies that improve survival and long-term outcomes for children living with HIV.

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